Pass PerfectReviews of passperfect.com

Go with Kaplan. Pass Perfect audio on the videos is not clear, the questions are always designed for critical thinking and is overwhelming with 2000 questions so you can not hone in on one specific thing you are struggling with. Poor website, poor service, poor choice

Honestly awful

Pass Perfect is an ok prep program. The content is in most places complete and well structured. The big issue with Pass Perfect is the question bank, the quizzes, chapter tests, and exams. A large portion (~20%) of the questions are trick, or "gotcha" questions, used to introduce new content (I suspect so they don't have to frequently update the content), and in rare cases contradict the material. Q-banks should be used to test your knowledge of the material and get an understanding of where your strengths and weaknesses are. You cannot get that with PP's q-bank. I have taken 3 exams, and passed them all first try. The first, however was extremely frustrating and just unpleasant only using PP. I found when I used PP's material, and Kaplan's q-bank, it made all the difference with knowing exactly where I stood with the material and overall confidence going into the exam.

Courses are fine, tests are fine. Shoddy website. But there are several major issues: 1. When you select the course, you don't know how many credits, whether it is an ethics or product course. 2. There is no dashboard showing how many total CE credits of ethics and products you have. 3. The website says test results are sent to FINRA daily. However, it is clear from FINRA's website that they are not receiving results from PassPerfect daily. When I emailed PassPerfect support about it, they acknowledged that they do NOT send results to FINRA daily. In other words, they acknowledged that they are lying on the website. This is very basic, simple stuff that PassPerfect is doing very very poorly.

The material is great however for the money I pay I would have appreciated ability to download handbook for reference purposes in future. The exam is quite frustrating and a fiasco the questions are unreasonably difficult and complex. For example a particular calculation required that I would have memorize present value and future value tables also I would have had to know the 2022 social security taxable limit on income etc they purpose was for continuing education not to get a science of doctorate degree in life insurance. What a waste of money and time.

There are way too many gaps in information, and there is no cohesion in materials. Series 7 had a packet of 9 pages with "corrections" that was received with the book. Those are the errors that were caught. The tests on the site are even worse with misinformation.

I am so frustrated with the Series 79 course. I passed my first 3 exams on first try using Achievable (love it!!!), but they don't offer a 79 course. Passperfect is frustrating. The tests asks questions that they haven't provided enough information to allow one to figure out. There is a video that goes with each chapter that is simply slides being read by a guy with the most monotone voice ever. There are no explanations. They do not add value to the textbook and cannot substitute for the book. I may have to end up getting a different resource, because this isn't working.

The fact that I buy study material, yet can't download my own book is the worst experience. I need to copy and paste into virtual note cards, and pass perfect and bookshelf make it extremely difficult to match my study plan. I have my notecard app I use, on top of my physical notes ( I use to print out important pages - specifically graphs and tables and add notes) but pass perfect needs to protect their proftis, so they make it difficult. Our firm doesn't use pass perfect due to this, but you got lucky theres is a series exam a small exam and not enough competition otherwise I'd use something else.